Tribal warfare. Chaos, bloodshed and pseudo-democracy. Emboldened tyrants from Tehran to Pyongyang. And that's if we win.
Not engaging with North Korea is tantamount to giving Pyongyang's nuclear program a green light.
The Libyan train wreck is on track to get much worse.
The U.S.-Saudi alliance will end in tragedy for Washington.
Janus-faced U.S. policy in the Middle East pushes strained relationships to the breaking point.
A cobbled together bureaucracy and a cobbled together policy—not a good way to manage South Asia.
Obama's latest personnel changes are sensible and predictable—with one major exception.
Opponents and supporters of the New START agreement are exaggerating their cases. Actually, the treaty doesn't matter that much.
Iran and North Korea are part of the same problem. Why Obama's carefully refined foreign-policy analysis could come back to haunt us.
The United States spends 99 percent of its time figuring out how to butter up Israel, and only 1 percent on the legitimate concerns of Palestinians.